DIG Operations Orders Intensified Crackdown on Crime, Illegal Weapons, Narcotics
Lahore (APP - UrduPoint / Pakistan Point News - 6th Sep, 2026)
Deputy Inspector General (DIG) Operations Faisal Kamran's Statement
Deputy Inspector General (DIG) Operations Faisal Kamran has reaffirmed the Police Department’s zero-tolerance policy towards corruption, emphasizing that no officer or official, including SHOs, is above accountability.
He presided over an important meeting at Police Lines Qila Gujjar Singh on Sunday, attended by SSP Operations, divisional SPs, SDPOs, and SHOs of all 84 police stations in Lahore.
Key Takeaways:
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Strict Action Against Corruption: Faisal Kamran directed that strict action be taken against any police official found involved in corruption at a police station or any other wing. He specified that concerned SHOs would be removed from their posts, and relevant DSPs and SPs held accountable if corruption was established.
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Public Facilitation: Officers were directed to ensure prompt relief for citizens at police stations, treating them with dignity and respect. Courteous behavior and timely resolution of public grievances were prioritized.
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Zero Tolerance for Harassment: Strict action would be taken against complaints of harassment or any conduct violating the dignity of citizens.
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No Illegal Detention: Illegal detention under any circumstances will not be tolerated, with officials responsible facing strict departmental action.
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Enhanced Enforcement: Officers were directed to strengthen enforcement against kite flying, aerial firing and one-wheeling, as well as intensify action against narcotics and illegal weapons.
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Firm Action Against Criminals: He called for indiscriminate action against hooligans and criminal elements, instructing officers to ensure effective crime control and protect citizens in their respective areas.
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